A large collection of ancient Jewish and heathen testimonies to the truth of the Christian religion, with notes and observations . m fcriptiones, ki controverfiam vocari video, neque faneimmerito, fi quid judicio valeo, haec prae-termittimus. Huet, Prop. 3. ». ix. (e) Nous ne nous arreftons pas a Iau-teur des ouvrages attribuez a S. DenysTAreopagite, qui pretend avoir remarquea Heliopolis en Egypte les tenebres arri-vees a la mort de J. C. et qui veut quel-les vinfTent dune eclipfe veritable, etcaufee comme les autres par rinterpofitionde la lune entre la tene et le foleil, quoi-que entieremen
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A large collection of ancient Jewish and heathen testimonies to the truth of the Christian religion, with notes and observations . m fcriptiones, ki controverfiam vocari video, neque faneimmerito, fi quid judicio valeo, haec prae-termittimus. Huet, Prop. 3. ». ix. (e) Nous ne nous arreftons pas a Iau-teur des ouvrages attribuez a S. DenysTAreopagite, qui pretend avoir remarquea Heliopolis en Egypte les tenebres arri-vees a la mort de J. C. et qui veut quel-les vinfTent dune eclipfe veritable, etcaufee comme les autres par rinterpofitionde la lune entre la tene et le foleil, quoi-que entierement miraculeufe, et centre lanature des autres eclipfes, Peu de per-fonnes habiles fe laiflbnt perfuader au-jourdhui par ces fortes dautoritez- T/VZs-mont. note 35. fur N. S, J. C. Mem^ r. /. 152 DIONTSIUS the Areopagite, Ch. XIII. any: but do abfolutly abandon, and give it up, as of no value.Colonia (f) likewife, after a good deal of parade, declares it in-confiftent with fincerity to allege it among genuine and authen-tic teftimonies in favour of Chriftianity, (f) La Religion Chritienne autorijee. &c, vol, i, p. 40. 41.. CHAR ^53 CHAP. XIV. The Emperoiir TITUS ANTONINthe Pious. I. His Time J and CharaSier. II. That he was faOor-able to the Chrijlians. III. His EdiB in their Fa-vour fen t to the States of AJia. The Genuinneffe ofof which is here ajfertedy with Remarks, I. CT^ltus Aureliui Fulvius Boionim Antoninus Pius: or ANTO- A. D. -/? NIN, furnamed THE PIOUS, or the Good, was born in ^^^the reign of Domitian, in the year of Chrift, 86. He (a) fucceded ^^ c£Adrian on the tenth day of July, in the year of our Lord 138. and raaer.died on the feventh of March in 161. in the 23. year of hisreign. He is much (b) commended. And, indeed, feems to have beena man of as fair a charader, as any of the Roman Emperours, not excepting {a) Vid Pagi ann. i6r. n. it, Bafnag, {b) Fid. M. Aurel. de Reh. fuis. lib. i. ann. 138. n. xi. Ti.lem. UEmp. Tite An- §. xvi. Dio. Caff. I. 69. p. 796. a